- A
sysop (/ˈsɪsɒp/; an
abbreviation of
system operator) is an
administrator of a multi-user
computer system, such as a
bulletin board system (BBS) or an...
- by BBS name): [telnet]://terranempire.ddns.net:1017] (Emperor Kirk, your
sysop,
Mirror universe of Enterprise,
Vintage computer theme)
Agency BBS (New...
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filled with ads for single-click
install solutions dedicated to
these new
sysops.
While this gave the
market a bad re****tion, it also led to its greatest...
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network if they are
within radio range of a
sysop mode
EchoLink station. It is also
possible to link a
sysop mode
EchoLink station to a
local repeater,...
- magazine, its
August 1981
cover feature. He was a
gamer in high school, and a
SysOp on
Randolph School's (Huntsville, Alabama) PDP-11
mainframe computer. A...
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known as Dr. Strangelove, the
sysop of Just Say Yes, an
early two node BBS), and Jeff
Hunter (also
known as
Taipan Enigma,
sysop of the & the
Temple of the...
- to be
named Amber, node 1 of the
WWIVnet BBS network. His
handle as the
SysOp was
Laison Al'Gaib when it was WWIV, then
Random when it
became Amber. Bell...
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which is why so many
people were able to get copies) in
September 1986 by a
sysop named James T
Gunderson with the
handle "Lord Darkseid" (his BBS was called...
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followed later by
Sysop Tools,
written by
Chris Smith. Both were
later replaced by the P & M
SYSOP program.
Unlike SYSOP,
Sysop Tools had an ANSI-style...
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server Superuser, a type of
computer user with
administrative privileges Sysop, a
commonly used term for a
system operator, an
administrator of a multi-user...
